The Man Who Sold a Scoreboard: How a Treasurer Stole $236K
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The Man Who Sold a Scoreboard: How a Treasurer Stole $236K
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Fear that the person you trust most is quietly stealing from your community: a treasurer moved $231,000 through a single-signatory campaign account called "Briar Ridge Athletic Complex Campaign" using a laminated rendering and an altered endorsement letter-how did he convince long-time supporters to hand over real checks? Who was the man behind the official-looking documents, and what happened when donors started asking questions?
In this episode, we follow the timeline from a cardboard box found in a storm drain to the discovery of missing funds, detailing how documents, emails, and one-signature banking enabled the scheme and what specific moments exposed it. Listen to learn how ordinary records and a trusted role were turned into a multi-year fraud, and what finally cracked the case.
Person: Steven Anderson
Person: Lloyd Hicks
Person: Jerry Erickson
Organization: Briar Ridge Athletic Complex Club
Location: Decatur Lane
- $231,000 moved through the Briar Ridge Athletic Complex Campaign account between March 2018 and April 2019.
- $236,000 is the total loss reported to victims at the conclusion of the episode.
- $25,000 naming-rights agreement signed by Jerry Erickson in March 2018 with two payments of $12,500.
- Anderson ordered fifty laminated renderings showing a 48-foot LED scoreboard in January 2018 from a print shop in the capital.
- The school board voted in closed session to defer the scoreboard project in November 2017, a fact recorded in the official minutes.
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